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Question 1 of 7Section 1.2 · Foundations of health care ethicsHard

A newborn with severe brain damage will never be able to reason. A colleague concludes that, since the notes define a person by reason and consciousness, this baby is not fully a person. What is wrong with that inference?Nothing: the definition is a checklist and the baby fails it.The definition describes attributes a person has; it does not set an examination that decides who may be respected, and reading it as a test is exactly what makes the marginal cases contested.The baby becomes a person only after religious initiation.Reason is present but simply not visible in every newborn.

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